South Carolina
What's changing in South Carolina rental law
Every dated change in our sources for South Carolina: laws taking effect, yearly figures, repeal dates and bills. Follow it by email or RSS.
As of Oct 7, 2026. Not legal advice.
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Took effect: SC Residential Landlord and Tenant Act – periodic tenancy termination notice; holdover
No reason needed, just 30 days' written notice.
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Took effect: SC Residential Landlord and Tenant Act – termination for noncompliance or nonpayment
5 days after the rent is due, if the landlord has warned you in writing.
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Took effect: SC Residential Landlord and Tenant Act – Security deposits; prepaid rent
South Carolina law sets no maximum deposit.
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Took effect: SC state bar on local rent regulation
Yes. South Carolina law sets no limit on rent increases.